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An equation `a_(0)+a_(1)x+a_(2)x^(2)+....+a_(99)x^(99)+x^(100)=0" has roots "^(99)C_(0),^(99)C_(1),^(99)C_(2),...,^(99)C_(99)`
The value of `a_(98)` is -

A

`(2^(198)-^(198)C_(99))/(2)`

B

`(2^(198)+^(198)C_(99))/(2)`

C

`2^(99)-^(99)C_(49)`

D

none of these

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